Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-04


home by illness.
Mrs VIM. Ross. of Columbus, is visiting
Mrs. Geo. A. Diehl.
The rate To Findlsy and return. on the
excursion via the l. h. n W. will be 81. A..
Mrs. Fivilla c. Nichols. of Cardington.
Ohio, is visiting her son, at Iel west Co
hmbia.
Miss Agnes King returned yesterday
from pheasant visit Ia Magnetic Springs.
Union county.
The Rev. J. $. Hughes, of Richmond.
Ind. a brother of Officer Hughes. was in
the city last evening.
Archie Hunter. the man who had his right
leg cut off in the |. B. x W. yards some
time ago. is able to be out.
The first in the series of of hand talks on
Marriage and the Home" will he given AT
the Congregational church al : p. III. to-
morrow.
Miss Laura Smith. Of south Mechanic
street went 10 New Carlisle last evening Ia
attend the High school commencement at
that place.
Division t. L. K. Knights of Pythias. had
a practice drill on Market square last night.
They are preparing To enter the prize con
test at Findlay.
Division q. L. r.. X. of T.. were out on
Market square last night drilling. prepars-
tory 10 entering the prize contest al Find
lay next week.
Miss Clars Murphy. ofCatawba. and Miss
Biggard. of Georgeville. are visiting theiI
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. j. Clancy, OF
Boiler street
John Wise. for diSorierly conduct, and
John Kelly. G. Burlington. Anderson
Cheney and Thomas Tate. for lettering.
We're arrested last night.
Dr. Russell went to London last evening
I" attend Fireman Kennedy, who WAS in
iured in the wreck there about neon yeSt-r-
day. He returned this morning.
Arrangements are being made in 81 Paul
NJ. f.. church. this city. for an unusually
interesting series Of services for Children
bay. which comes Sunday. June l..
Last evening Chief Ambrose put the po-
lice officers through few simple military
movements III the Buckeye club rooms.
Nery soon the officers will mud themselves
we'll drilled.
The members "t the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists churches OF this city and the vicin-
iiy Of yellow Springs and their friends will
picnic at the Yellow SPRING. house tomor-
row Sunday. The train will leave Spring
field al 1:Ij u. III.
Last evening Bert Bergman WAS arrested
in Mrs. Cooney's saloon on Harrison street
by Officer Hynes. on the charge of fighting.
He said that three fellows assaulted him as
he was going home from work and he ran
into the saloon for protection.
The Willing Workers of the First Pres
byterian church, gave a very successful and
delightful social last evening. al the resi-
drnce Of Capt. Am. Winger. A large
number were present and the social features
of the evening were admirable.
The graduating class of the High School
have decided not 10 have flowers brought Ia
the opera house the night at the commence
ment exercises. Those wishing Ia present
flowers To their graduating friends will send
them Ia their respective homes.
An unknown man came 10 DIR. Miranda :
Office about 3 o'clock this morning with two
bad cuts in his head. which he wanted
stitched up. He claimed to have been al
tackled by somebody while walking down
the railroad but he had probably been in a
tight and got worsted.
Pastor Collett has just received a very III
teresting and characteristic letter from Rev.
Henry TuckIey, now pastor of the Mathew
son street NJ. f. church. of Providence. f.
l.. which he will read to the congregation
OF ST. Paul NJ. f.. church, in connection
with the services tomorrow evening at :
o'clock. Many friends will be more than
glad 10 hear from their former pastor.